Compile Errors to File?

On Windows 98 using javac, how do I get the compile errors to go to a file? javac x.java >x.txt doesn't do it. The compile errors still come out in the command window and the only ones that are important are scrolled off the top. javac x.java 2>x.txt gets a gripe from javac complaining about the unknown "2". "help" doesn't help, either.
Thanks.
Grant

http://forums.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=54&thread=100037
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